Babusar Pass
Babusar Pass
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Connects Kaghan Valley with Chilas via the Thak Nala
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Khurram Farid
Lahore, Pakistan5 contributions
Aug 2022 • Friends
Best place visit in DIAMIR district Gilgit Baltistan
It’s closed during winters till mid of June. It is also a gateway to Gilgit baltistan. You can see lulusar lake and other attraction on the way to babusar pass. Road leading to gilgit is very tricky, only experienced driver should drive there. Plz do check your vehicle break as it’s very steep slope.
It’s closed during winters till mid of June. It is also a gateway to Gilgit baltistan. You can see lulusar lake and other attraction on the way to babusar pass. Road leading to gilgit is very tricky, only experienced driver should drive there. Plz do check your vehicle break as it’s very steep slope.
Written May 14, 2023
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Nadir K
36 contributions
Jun 2022 • Family
Best time is May if the way is not closed.
when i reach there while going to Gilgit there was a lil snow fall and view was mesmerising. Ice on the peaks is melting and every year scenes are different
Once upon a time it was a vacant spot with natural beauty but we humans are making it worst continuously
Plz don’t throw trash there
when i reach there while going to Gilgit there was a lil snow fall and view was mesmerising. Ice on the peaks is melting and every year scenes are different
Once upon a time it was a vacant spot with natural beauty but we humans are making it worst continuously
Plz don’t throw trash there
Written June 22, 2022
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Qadeer H
1 contribution
Oct 2020 • Family
Hello i want to visit babusar pass on 3 oct with my family on honda city pls advise if road is open or close .
Written September 19, 2021
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Raja Muhammad M
1 contribution
Jun 2021
Babausar top road is open or closed. we are planning to visit Babursar top at weekend please reply whether road open or closed.
Written June 3, 2021
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Rizwan Khan
Muscat, Oman638 contributions
Sep 2020
The Babusar Pass connects Khyber Pakhtunkhwa with Gilgit Baltistan. It is one of the most dangerous routes in Gilgit-Baltistan. Babusar Top was originally known as Babur Top, originating from the fact that the Mughal emperor Babur used to pass through this area in the early 16th century. Nowadays, however, it is commonly referred to as Babusar Top
Written October 11, 2020
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Kciff
Fox Island, WA1,016 contributions
Jul 2019
From Chilas one leaves the KKH and goes toward Babusar Pass. This is a "short cut" to Islamabad. Given the twisting road and sometimes large pot-holes it is an amazing trip. I think once was enough for me, but maybe I would consider it again if stopping to sleep somewhere. Otherwise, it was a marathon 19-hour drive from Gilgit to Islamabad - might have been less without three landslides. Stop at the pass and try the salt cooked maize, but make sure your blood pressure is okay. Glaciers, glacial lakes, incredible scenery - amazing trip!
Written February 27, 2020
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Ali K
Lahore, Pakistan43 contributions
Jul 2019
If you are not there; you missed heaven on earth.. best time is July.. And enjoy the lovely weather, simple food, and lot of natural feelings. Best place for relaxing. give it a try.. and you will not disappoint.
Written October 30, 2019
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MGTravel75
Manchester, UK406 contributions
Sep 2019 • Friends
Lots of shops and food places with the sign to have you photo taken also.
Busy place with lots happening and many people stopping.
Busy place with lots happening and many people stopping.
Written September 28, 2019
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Durdana
Pakistan2 contributions
Jul 2019 • Family
Babusar pass is basically a peak of a mountain having height of 13,700 ft which is almost half of Mount Everest. Located just in the beginning of Gilgit. It is almost 35 to 40 km from Borawai. The roads is very well made but you should prefer to go early in the morning to avoid traffic and crowd on the pass.Do look out for the whether, do not travel in rainy conditions as it is extremely dangerous and deadly because of sliding and slippery road conditions. l visited the place with my family and have found it completely celestial..!. The cold chilly wind and fresh air with an extraordinary scene of tremendous mountains covered with light snow and clouds just before the eyes, mesmerised me.! I couldn’t take my eyes off of such a beautiful and heavenly scenery. The top is all clear there are no houses or hotels, just clear ground maybe a suitable place for camping. Some of the areas were covered with snow and rocks, which should be watched out for because they are slippery and may cause severe injury. One must definitely think of visiting the place and experience the mightiest forms of creation of Allah, there is nothing made by humans there, every single area and scene of that place echoes the greatness of Allah. I didn’t wanted to go back as the site had me completely captured but after all one has to reach back home.
I assure you that your effort to reach Babusar pass will be fruitful and you will be dazzled by the amazing scenes there.
I hope my review would be helpful.
Regards
I assure you that your effort to reach Babusar pass will be fruitful and you will be dazzled by the amazing scenes there.
I hope my review would be helpful.
Regards
Written August 29, 2019
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Pkmalik
Lahore, Pakistan5 contributions
Aug 2019
Babusar Pass/Top is the highest point at an elevation of about 13,700 feet at the border of Khyber Pakhtunkhwa and Gilgit Baltistan provinces of Pakistan. The road is fully carpeted, wide and useable for all kinds of vehicles. Very beautiful sceneries on both sides of the top are waiting for the visitors with cold breeze even in chilled summer.
Written August 24, 2019
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Taimoor
Karachi, Pakistan
We would be traveling to Hunza from Islamabad. What are the road conditions? Please guide as we will go from Naran side. Thanks.
Saeed Arain
Melbourne, Australia
Hi, In June, planning to do a bike tour from Islamabad to Khunjerab pass. any Tips?
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